Carole Bumpus’s Adventures on Land and Sea takes readers to Provence in the South of France. We are transported and cheered by her joy as she visits a succession of
We don’t only communicate with verbal or written words, our body movements or postures transmit many impressions and expressions that frequently haven’t been voiced. Different cultures may use unique hand
This wholesome debut novel follows the budding connection between Millie, a spunky but anxious entomologist, and Finn, an astronomer with a penchant for themed ties and a broodiness that belies
Three lives converge in New York City: a singer with no family who hitchhiked her way to the city, a street dancer who just wants to be free, and a
Pedo Rupa was one of ten children born to her father Tungan in the jungles of Borneo in the late 1950’s or early 1960’s. Soon after her birth, she was
A Lotus to Love is a charming story about second chances and growth after despair. Taken on those merits, I enjoyed it a great deal, and I expect many readers
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